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Partial bridge opening welcomed

A major relief for Historic City News readers traveling southbound on Ponce de Leon Boulevard today, following the opening of the first two lanes of traffic across the replacement San Sebastian River Bridge by the Florida Department of Transportation.

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Shockey purchases St. Augustine City Walks
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Shockey purchases St. Augustine City Walks

Adam Shockey, owner of Tour Saint Augustine, the city’s oldest and largest receptive group tour operator, announced to local Historic City News reporters today that he has purchased another popular local tourism company; St Augustine City Walks.

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Reading Pals program needs volunteers
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Reading Pals program needs volunteers

Early Literacy Coordinator Joan Whitson reported to Historic City News that the Early Learning Coalition is currently seeking volunteers for their Reading Pals program.

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VICKY OAKES
Posted inGovernment

Manual audit published by Elections Supervisor

VICKY OAKESThis week, St Johns County Supervisor of Elections Vicky Oaks completed her “Public Manual Audit” of the official ballots cast during the August 14, 2012 Primary Election and was pleased to report to Historic City News that the overall accuracy of the audit was 100%.

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MARTHA GRAHAM
Posted inGovernment

Line-scrubbing continues as city looks for money

MARTHA GRAHAM
MARTHA GRAHAM
This week’s budget workshop was more than just a lot of spreadsheets and number crunching for the City of St Augustine — department heads, including Public Works Director Martha Graham, made presentations regarding city operations that must be addressed, sooner than later.

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Posted inPublic Safety

One life lost in early morning fire

Public Information Officer Jeremy Robshaw advised local Historic City News reporters that St Johns County Fire Rescue responded to a residential structure fire early this morning in the 400 block of Watson Road in St Augustine.

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Media attention helps solve robbery
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Media attention helps solve robbery

After the St Johns County Sheriff’s Office released surveillance images to Historic City News and other media representatives yesterday, a woman who was being sought as a witness to an attempted carjacking came forward and identified herself to detectives.

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Man missing for 11-years identified
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Man missing for 11-years identified

The skeletal remains of a man, who has been missing from Volusia County since December 2001, were tentatively identified to Historic City News reporters, pending additional DNA testing by St Johns County Sheriff’s detectives.

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